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The social efficiency of private decisions to enforce property rights

De Meza, David E. - In: Journal of political economy 100 (1992) 3, pp. 561-580

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Outside options, ownership and incentives revisited

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 1999

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When will capitalists meet their match? : The property rights theory of the firm with endogenous timing

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 1998

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Does asset ownership always motivate managers? : Outside options and the property rights theory of the firm

De Meza, David E. - In: The quarterly journal of economics 113 (1998) 2, pp. 361-386

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The property-rights theory of the firm with endogenous timing of asset purchase

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 1998

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The property-rights theory of the firm with endogenous timing of asset purchase

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 1998

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Spillovers, investment incentives and the property rights theory of the firm

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - In: The journal of industrial economics 52 (2004) 2, pp. 229-253

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Does asset ownership always motivate managers? : The property rights theory of the firm with alternating-offers bargaining

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 1996

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The Property-Rights Theory of the Firm with Endogenous Timing of Asset Purchase

Lockwood, Ben - 2008

The standard property-rights theory of the firm assumes that prior to investing in human capital, team members meet and negotiate asset ownership. This paper endogenizes the event sequence in a matching model of market equilibrium. Equilibria exist in which, for strategic and efficiency reasons,...

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Does Asset Ownership Always Motivate Managers? Outside Options and the Property Rights Theory of the Firm

De Meza, David E.; Lockwood, Ben - 2001

This paper studies the Grossman-Hart-Moore (GHM) "property rights" approach to the theory of the firm under alternating-owners bargaining. When managers can pursue other occupations whilst negotiating over the division of the gains from cooperation, the GHM results obtain. If taking the best...

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